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Localización: Analecta Malacitana, XXXVII, 1-2, 2014, págs. 425-427. Es reseña de: Pierio Valeriano Bolzano, Jeroglíficos, prólogo general y libros I-V, introducción, edición crítica, traducción e índices de Francisco José Talavera... more
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      Iconography, Symbolism, Emblem studies, Latin translation
Localización: Analecta Malacitana, XXXIX, 2016-2017, págs. 590-593.
Es reseña de: Guadalupe Fernández Ariza, Álvaro Mutis, cronista de viajes, Zaragoza, Libros Pórtico, 2015, 271 págs. [ISBN: 978-84-7956-139-0]
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En el presente volumen se lleva a cabo un estudio sobre la muerte y ritual funerario en las Vidas griegas, más concretamente sobre el proceso que va desde el levantamiento y recuperación del cadáver (ἀναίρεσις) hasta el funeral... more
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      Plutarch, Ancient Greek Religion, Greek religion (Classics), Greek funerals
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    • Medieval and Modern Greek Language and Literature
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      Philology, Humanism, Greek Palaeography, Greek manuscripts
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      Palaeologian Renaissance, Greek Manuscripts (Palaeography, Codicology, Text Transmission)
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      Translation Studies, Greek translation, Literary translation
Among the preserved Aristophanes’ codices veteres, there is the Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional Mss/4683, an important manuscript for its paleographical and philological value which shows how Aristophanes was read and commented in Byzantium,... more
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      Aristophanes, Codicology, Byzantine Studies, Textual Transmission
Among other volumes of the same work, the Spanish humanist Diego Hurtado de Mendoza possessed the editio princeps of Ptolemy’s Geography, printed in Basilea by Froben (1533) and now preserved with the rest of his library at the Real... more
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      Renaissance Humanism, Byzantine Studies, Greek Palaeography, Textual Transmission
The scarce information that we have about the Palaeologan scholar Theodoros Hyrtakenos has been transmitted through the only codex preserving his writings, Parisinus 􏰀graecus 1209. The palaeographical study of this codex shows that it was... more
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      Byzantine Literature, Byzantine Studies, Byzantine Paleography and codicology
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      Greek Literature, Latin Literature, Translation Studies, Translation theory
Durante la época paleóloga bizantina (1261-1453), tras el periodo de dominio latino que supuso la Cuarta Cruzada (1204), tuvo lugar una recuperación cultural conocida como Renacimiento paleólogo.En el ámbito filológico, los bizantinos se... more
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      Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Textual Criticism, Byzantine Studies, Byzantine Paleography and codicology
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      Byzantine Literature, Byzantine Studies, Byzantine Scholarship and Education, Greek (Byzantine) Texts
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      Byzantine Studies, History, Science, Astronomy, Ancient Chronological Systems, Calendars, Ancient Greek Astronomy, History of Byzantine Science
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      Byzantine Studies, Ancient Greek Science and Philosophy, Ancient Greek Astronomy, Byzantine Astronomy
ENGLISH ABSTRACT Among other volumes of the same work, the Spanish humanist Diego Hurtado de Mendoza possessed the editio princeps of Ptolemy's Geography, printed in Basilea by Forben (1533) and now preserved with the rest of his library... more
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      Spanish Humanism, Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, Ptolemy's Geography, Humanismo Español
¿Es posible que las relaciones internacionales estén guiadas por principios ético-políticos como la libertad, la igualdad y la justicia? En la Florencia de inicios del siglo XV, Leonardo Bruni, humanista y político, dio su respuesta... more
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      Political Geography and Geopolitics, Geopolitics, Renaissance Humanism, Latin Language and Literature
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      Plutarch, Ancient Greek Philosophy
Was the epicurean clinamen the doctrine which lies behind the adventitious motion or faculty of the soul, described by Plutarch — and criticized by Chrysippus — in Stoic. rep. 23? Is the random swerve of the atoms in the void the model we... more
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      Plutarch, Ancient Greek Philosophy
In this paper we discuss the main interpretations that scholars have given to Heraclitus’s fragment B 44 and offer a new emendation on the grounds of what it is known about the political life of Ephesus and the role Heraclitus has played... more
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      Textual Criticism, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Heraclitus